v0.0.14

• add short options: -i (input) for --from, -o (output) for --to
• add --func / -f option for executing function over input
• use {:default tagged-literal} as default data reader options when none is provided
• Upgrade GraalVM to 21.0.0
• Upgrade sci to 0.2.4

v0.0.13

• Display help if no args are passed, #64 by @kolharsam
• Add symbol. This can be useful when a query returns a string but you want to print it without quotes.

v0.0.12

• Add --edn-reader-opts option. See https://github.com/borkdude/jet#data-readers.
• Upgrade to GraalVM 19.3.1-java8.

v0.0.11

• Upgrade dependencies (transit-clj, fipp, sci)
• Windows build

v0.0.10

New:

• #10, #39: --keywordize now takes an optional function argument which will be used to transform keys from JSON. Example:

$ echo '{"my key": 1}' | jet --from json --keywordize '#(keyword (str/replace % " " "_"))' --to edn
{:my_key 1}

• The --interactive command now takes an optional first command from the command line. Thanks @reedho for co-operating on this. See the README for more info.

v0.0.9

New

• #37: implement --collect. See README.

v0.0.8

New

#32: support streaming. This makes working with files produced by cat more convenient, as you don't have to read in entire files before you can process them. This is called "cat-friendly".

See: https://github.com/borkdude/jet#streaming

v0.0.7

New

• Jet now ships with an interactive shell to explore data using jet-lang. Start it with jet --interactive. Using rlwrap is recommended.

Rationale of jet-lang: a minimal language for transformation of input, before writing out to JSON, EDN, or Transit.

Rationale of the shell: learn and work out the correctness of a jet-lang query. It can also be useful on servers where you want to inspect data, but don't have REPL.

• Several additions and improvements to jet-lang. See the docs.

v0.0.6

Many changes to the query language. Remove magic set and map notation in favour of familiar Clojure-style programming constructs. See the query docs.

v0.0.5

• Change in the query language: selection is now separated from nesting.

To select a limited set of keys, use: #{:a :b :c} as part of your query.
See the query docs. Thanks to Reut for the suggestions.